Japan, Empire. An Early Order Of The Rising Sun, Ii Class Set By Harado In Case Auction with period buckle fastened to

with period buckle fastened to Sebastopol bar

reverse centre medallion with an upright gold sword intersecting a Gold laurel wreath and the Latin Motto "Pro Patria" (For Fatherland) on a blue enameled background

There is a top-entry pocket sewn in place on the right breast

with a side-view of an E-Boat cutting through a wave

A Dutch Navy Long Service Medal for Officers - Bronze

Japan, Empire. An Early Order Of The Rising Sun, Ii Class Set By Harado In Case Auction with period buckle fastened to( Kyokujitsu sh). Instituted in 1875 by Emperor Meiji. Early Meiji Period. A II Class set of the Order of the Rising Sun, comprising of a thin neck badge, consisting of an enamelled white gilt framed symbol of the rising sun in silver gilt, featuring a typical central red glass cabochon, reverse with mirrored design, suspended by an enamelled green and violet emblem of the Palownia Flowers, with reverse inscription Order of Merit in gilded Japanese